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justaflickaway  (1/7/2011 12:19:54 PM)
How did you do the math of $0.40 a mile for gas vs. $0.02 a mile for electric? I did the math and it looks like it costs about $0.126 a mile for gas, and $0.0276 a mile for electric. Still a nice 4.5x improvement but it falls a little short of the claimed 20x improvement...
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Richard Bittner  (1/7/2011 1:39:37 PM)
I have to agree with 'justaflickaway'
you need to back up your math with a few specifics! I would like to know how these numbers were arrived at.
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Webmaster  (1/14/2011 11:15:02 AM)
Thank you for your comments. The cost relates to not only gasoline, but oil, filters, oil changes, etc. The other ancillary costs associated with a gas powered engine.
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tim grenell  (1/27/2011 10:07:44 PM)
I got the math and the practical charge .what about the uplift for using someones electricity in their parking lot.would there be governmental regulations and taxes to offset the losses from gas not being used.
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Torie  (5/11/2011 7:10:05 PM)
Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
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Torie  (5/11/2011 7:10:43 PM)
Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
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Elly  (5/11/2011 10:27:45 PM)
Spureior thinking demonstrated above. Thanks!
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Jock  (5/12/2011 12:26:48 AM)
BION I'm imrepessd! Cool post!
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Carley  (5/12/2011 1:23:29 AM)
At last, someone comes up with the "right" anwesr!
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At last, someone comes up with the "right" awnser!
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Janae  (5/12/2011 2:21:46 AM)
Great common sense here. Wish I’d tuhohgt of that.
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Wow, your post makes mine look felebe. More power to you!
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Grizzly  (5/12/2011 6:44:54 AM)
I'm out of leauge here. Too much brain power on display!
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Jera  (5/12/2011 10:22:02 AM)
BION I'm imprsseed! Cool post!
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TYVM you've solved all my pborlems
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That's a mold-breaker. Great thkinnig!
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You're the gretaset! JMHO
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Kudos to you! I hadn't tohhugt of that!
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Matilda  (5/12/2011 9:12:00 PM)
At last! Soemnoe who understands! Thanks for posting!
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Ving  (5/13/2011 8:43:00 AM)
It's spooky how clever some ppl are. Tanhks!
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Janessa  (5/13/2011 12:10:33 PM)
That's a mold-breekar. Great thinking!
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Thanks alot - your answer solved all my prloebms after several days struggling
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YMMD with that asnewr! TX
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